Australian Posts
OLED: The Best TVs We’ve Ever Seen
12:00PM Nick Broughall | I’ll put it out there: OLED is the biggest revolution in TVs since John Logie Baird went and showed off his 30 vertical line TV broadcast back in 1925. Well, maybe not quite – but if you’ve ever seen the picture on an OLED screen, you’ll agree that it blows away all the other technologies put together. More »
Boost Mobile Offering The BlackBerry Pearl On Pre-Paid. Yep, The Pearl
11:30AM Nick Broughall | Boost Mobile are trying to convert their younger user base into crackberry addicts by offering them the Pearl 8120 for just $299. Sure, it’s an older phone, but for $299 and 12 months unlimited Blackberry IM, email and browsing, it’s a pretty sweet deal for the teens and tweens out there who can’t afford an iPhone. More »
Cornea: The Latest Super-Cheap TV Company
10:30AM Nick Broughall | In the tradition of Kogan and Tyagi comes the latest super-cheap, direct-to-consumer TV company, Cornea. More »
Windows 7 Student Deal Forgets About Tasmania
9:30AM Nick Broughall | It’s pretty easy to forget about Tasmania, all the way tucked down there at the bottom of the country. Hell, there’s even a bit of water separating them from the rest of us. Which is why I have nothing but understanding for Microsoft, who have conveniently forgotten about the country’s sixth state in their Windows 7 Student upgrade offer. More »
Protect Your Computer From Online Threats
A new web threat hits your computer every 2.5 seconds. And with 83% of Internet users in Australia banking online, identity theft on the rise and more confidential information being stored on the web than ever before, regularly updating your online security system is essential. If you’re currently on the look-out to switch security software, purchase Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 2010 today and they will credit you your remaining subscription. More »
Breakfast Wrap: Best Of Tuesday night
8:14AM Nick Broughall |
I’ve been up since 4am this morning – I was on Sunrise with Mel and Kochie talking about the future of banking. It was fun, but I really don’t think I could handle regular 4am starts… Anyway, back to the wrap!
Lobster Taser: Now We’ve Tasered Everything
I’ve got a real craving for some lobster thermidor right about now…
Obama To Robots: I’m Watching You
Anyone else think that if K-Rudd tried this, it would come off like a nerd trying out for the football team.
This Car Will Run At 1609km/h
Speedy.
Google Chrome OS Benchmarked Against Ubuntu And Moblin
Can’t see how, considering Chrome OS will only be available on SSD netbooks when it officially launches.
Xbox 360 Wireless N Adaptor Review
If you forget about the price, it sounds like a good buy…
Telstra’s New Wireless Gateway: You Really Pay For What You Get
6:04PM Elly Hart | Telstra’s launched a new home internet gateway that delivers high-speed broadband over the Next G wireless network, which means no cables and no fixed lines. But how much are you willing to pay for Australia’s fastest, wireless, broadband connection? More »
PS3 Slim On Catch Of The Day For $400 Tomorrow
4:30PM Nick Broughall | If you want to risk almost certain disappointment, Catch of the Day will have the new PS3 Slim console available for $400 with a $50 Paypal cashback via redemption from midday tomorrow. Could be a good deal if you can get it…
[Catch of the Day - Thanks Crowyourboat!]
Get Your Hands On A BlackBerry Bold 9700 Now
3:30PM Nick Broughall | RIM had a lunch launching the BlackBerry Bold 9700 a couple of weeks ago, but I held off sharing because you couldn’t actually buy the phone yet. Well now you can as Telstra, Optus and Vodafone have all launched the handset. More »
PS3 PlayTV Bundle: 250GB PS3 With PlayTV For $599
2:30PM Nick Broughall | At this morning’s PlayTV launch, Sony announced that they’ll be bundling the DVR attachment with a new 250GB PS3 console, for $599. That’s not bad value. More »